XSLT currently provides a lot of value, as the browser can use it to transform documents directly, and it is exposed to JavaScript for scripting. Exploring it r

XSLT currently provides a lot of value, as the browser can use it to transform documents directly, and it is exposed to JavaScript for scripting. Exploring it recently, including creating a PWA with XML sources reminded me why I like developing on the web. It made me think--RSS feeds can be PWA's now--right? XML/XSLT/CSS/JS: https://kherrick.github.io/x-ml-data/2025/01/exercising-xslt/ https://kherrick.github.io/x-ml-data/2025/01/exercising-xslt... XHTML/CSS/JS: https://kherrick.github.io/x-app/2025/01/exercising-xslt/ https://kherrick.github.io/x-app/2025/01/exercising-xslt/ It seems like XSLT 3.0 would open up a lot of new opportunities and patterns, especially if it continues to work with existing standards, as the current version does. The Web Platform is so cool.